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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-09-07
NORTHWEST NOTES,
The Macleod Gazette Of Last Week Flu
nishes These Interesting Items.

The Macleod Gazette Of Last Week Fur
nishes These Interesting Items.
Last week COW bow on High river
caught two Blackfoot Indians killing
cattle and ordered them of. They re-
fused to 90 and pulled their guns on
the COW boy, when the latter shot one
Of the Indians dead and fatally
wounded another. Trouble is feared
In consequence, and fifty police,
twenty five Of whom arrived from
Lethbridge at noon, are held In readi.
ness TO march for tie Blackfoot Cross
ing at moments notice.
The newspapers generally, some
Northwest ones included, have the
Mormon settlement in this country
wrongly located. The settlement is
not on Medicine Hat, a. stated by
some. II is on Lees Creek, in the
Macleod district, just about 35 miles
from the town, and about l40
miles from Medicine Hat. Mr.. Card.
who located the settlement. made
an extensive trip through Brit
ish Columbia and the Territories with
q view of leasing, and would have
selected q place in the immediate vi:
cinity of Macleod, but found the land
pretty thoroughly covered by leases,
and finally settled q. Lees creek.
Rev. J. Mclean kindly allowed US
TO look through the Blackfoot gram
mar which he has been working at
for a year. The grammar will, when
completed, be probably the most com-
plete Of the kind ever published. The
work necessary to bring it to Its pres
ent stage, must have been simply
treme pdous, and Mr.. Mclean cannot
be too highly complimented for the
energy he has displayed. Mr.. Mo
Lean now speaks the Blackfoot lang
uage fluenty, and this work will be {
standard authority. IL will be com
pleted in about eighteen months, snt
q dictionary, In which he will hav,
over 20,000 words, will he finishes
about six months later.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-09-07
THEDAILY JOURNAL
rae OeieiaI Paper Of Custer County.

Every Morning Except Monday.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-09-07
Doing. Of the Teachers.

The exercises at the teachers' insti-
tute yesterday opened with singing by
the members present, followed by
reading of the Scriptures and prayer
by the Rev. George Downey. Prof.
Porter then made some announce
ments and the days work began with
an interesting review In physiology,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-09-07


Mr.. Darius r. Burr. Of No. 17s For.
syth 81. New York city. is happy
combination Of both the lucky and
mentally well balanced. On the l2ah
Of this month he won $4,000 In the
regular monthly drawing Of Inc
Louisiana State Lottery Company
and on Saturday last the Adams Ex-
press Company. which collected IL -
New Orleans, gave him the full
amount. He stuck 10 his post - Aesls-
tant superintendent Of agents OF the
Metropolitan Life InsurAnee Com
papy, SO Park cs.-New York Daily
News, July %.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-09-07

Bap,i.. church-serviees sunday la. M. Up.
N. u. ID. Downey, pastor.
Methodist Church-services Sunday, II a m.
7;sU p. m. s. L. snider, pastor.
Presbyterian Church-seryices Sunday, II a. m,
6;s0p. IN. I. c. Armstrong, pastor.
81. Paul's, Episcopal-Daily except Saturday,
$50 s. m; Sunday, 100 p. m. VIM. Hosfall,
rector.
Church Of Sacred Heart, Cstholic-sunday, 10
o m. T. W. J.Lindesmith, chaplain, U. 5. A.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-17
wivesi Mothersl paughtersl

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The Arizona champion., 1887-12-17

MT. and Mrs. Little, of Williams paid Flagstaff short visit this week. J. H. Sanders, formerly of Fl Paso IS now managing the meat market of Campbell and Francis. MT. Sanders is an old and experienced hand, hay, ing been in the bu.chering business for many years.
 For Ladies Goods of all Patterns and Styles al bsR rock prices. BRArS IS THE pLAnE.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-17
NOTICE.

Rev. Father Gubetosi, will hold mass Sunday morning the 18th inst, at Chas. Ka,hereas residence, on Railroad avenue, opposite the depot.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-17
CHRISTMAS CARDS!!

Dolls Shoes Books and other kinds Harmonica Bird Calls Police Whistles Fancy Cups and saue Mugs Marbles Tin Toys lots
 shaving cases, toy dishes good assortment toy gents and wallets school cyon on scissors pocket knives
 quill tooth picks sleeve buttons collar buttons cigar hold
 ers cigar cases pencil holders and boys
 overcoats suits etc.. reefers and vests and untmmed hats latest styles lace aud tucoman and chenille cur
 tan ladies vests sa and % pants & toD'gns % h hoods seal caps a,n9 hds; % circulars & rubber coats sasa knit
 cloth for house lining 5ushinss denims tokinss collars bra bra coat % nns eemS s nd sh s dsss bd
 ladies handkerchief powder (not gant but .. shields collars ohsmssttos dress forms knitting eoon
 silk Hoss fancy towels dress buttons tdes dress extend
 ' s dG sosS n issf ps'sFs a os so @aE4s s S'
 Visiting cards ladies se id Jssy He etc., baby 5ootss children. lace collars dana'f and hsok towels ysings Newport s cashmere - CTS, night robes Zephyr O. N. T. cotton,
 chains and hooks silk ties silk
 me tloo camel hair novelties push vevss satn worssed
 goods etc. pearl buttons, spool silk and twist, sewing
 m''hns S nss hs Bssou somb, nsn nnS nos sns s, 's Velvet brushes sets gents sets infant; embroidery s asnns
 embroidery e1gngs bustls hoop skirts baby ooaks ohlds
 coats and caps u table covers. silk mttens, nOO0ns' MOmeter hengs e S 9 lo4 nuns Aannes butcher linen
 
 hat ornaments hair ornaments chldt gingham dresses, | ladies calico wrappers curtain lace by the yard, wool hannes, red, gray and white, Swiss Nnsook lawn cotton b calico percae century coth ggam and ohevO card board infants knit sacks orade
 toy cradles toy pianos express wagons thmbe puff boxe | and pufs, rubber animals cardcases embroidered ties dress buckles and clasps, work Baskets shell purse fans fancy bonnet bonnet frames n ribbons pushclocks sailor hats ee tin horn be
 rocking horses window shades bed spreads cologne sets, chlds knife fork and spoon sets feather clusters, | woolen skirts, rubber bals base balla hooks glove butone dolls brass bedead call b tops pocket cmpas, magniyng glasses whist broom holders. wall pockets
 Yankee shaving soap toilet soaps desk lates paint hox l cuffs and collar boxes glove and handkerchief | boxes port folos plush work boxes .t ,gE Jewy cases writing desks Hens b angels sling shots aussd ba shell boxes musical top watches magic lanterns humpea and trombonesr etc., pop guns cappes dums swords guns soldiers. ten pins Noahs arks puzzles sames | whips surprise boxes jumping jacks ea trunks toy Christmas and candles wool ma chimes locomotives dust pns spaak
 lers banks bath tubs tin Kitchens sad irons foot bsl tool cheats kaicdescopes 2foot rules ainhralas @ l hey ring, indeiblo pencils etc., s. 7FshraosH NJ .as9 C.. A. BRAY, , SAN FRANCISCO ST, FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
waite OF rIssue YItnont kenair.

Nigot bpglrs to decline wnen d spe2.
ala iIva les the stomach. lne o.seaas,
prolonged through utglec', eniailH
RrisvOas iass .! flash ana serious wSetc
OF tae uEs4lIrar t.aeue. 70 iEviEcrRis
thoro4E' : rrd speedily, q tound
stom -. j. reqairrd Taero 8 uuus
oompaE .yle TO H8stttscE's Stomach BIZ.
terG tince il Institutes, AID Il con-
tirued, .erpetuStes r. repair u the It's
sues, Shtch have deCHnsd IN hulA,
viRcr and tlsc.icity Ia Conscqucuca oi
non a9..Ini s:loD cI the focd. No time
shou.d be lcst In beginning the repgra
tive prccess, nor sLuaid there be Auy
de!ay N removing tto5e ailntnte Of
freqd7It CcCurreLcc, which ccntfitu:e
80 auI .o'ter an e:ies he'd c0pdil!Ou o.
the stomach hL1 IeE7fa, W c9rstl pt-
ucn aEt l!Tsr comp aiDt, disCrG egr
which the Bitters wiz aesuredly extin.
gutsG. itaiso ,Eeiies and prevents
mRaris! and RiIE troQb!ea, aGl is G
prime auxiliary IL the recovery ot
strength fer cJny..eges1ts from waiting
disease.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
To move IN Their own Building.

The Associated Charities have pur'
chased the property No. S37 Tatnall street
and on Tuesday next, December G,Super-
intend mt Massey will remove his office
thereto from the Head Building The
Associated Charities, the Provident
Society, the Sick Diet Kitchen and the
Female B, nevolent Association will es
tablish their headquarters in the same
building.
This is done so as TO secure the co OPP
GRAFTON OF all OF these societies.
During the three years oil the existence
of the Associated Charities I SIS applica
tlons for relief were made TO It's officers
and during each year, owing, doubtless,
to the perfection of Its orgauiz alton, the
number ha. steadily decreased. During
the first winter more than 2 ,0OO persons
asked for help; last winter the number
was only SSl, ana the amount OF mOGey
expeud' d was q %9l,lO.
The managers OF these charities desire
that contributors should remember their
needs and send II the help;Dg coutri6u
lions.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
THIRD EDITION.
Board of Trade.

The regular meeting Of the Board OF
Trade was held last evening.
Fourteen new members were elected
KenRebec Ice and Coal Company, Edge
Moor Iron Company, Hare & Morgan
Company, j. V. Carlisle 81 Co., Warren
Harper Il Bro, j. l.. DeVou Trump
Brothers. Wi liam II Foulk, Samuel IL.
Baynard, Charles NJ Curtis, Willard
SALISBURY, Jr., Mccullough Iron Co n
psuy, Harry 5. Chrsty, William P. Tay-
lor, Peter j. Ford.
The question of additional appropria
tion for the new Federal Building came
up and Colonel Milo w. Locke, stated
that he hal personal interview with
Secretary Byard in Washington, ard he
had signified his entire willingness TO do
all in his power TO aid the committee in
its work.
The boards of trade in Omaha, Port
land, (0regon), Toledo, Kansas City
Tallapooss. (Georgia), Salt Lake City,
Duluth and other cities, have sent through
the mails, co9ies OF their reports, all OF
which put the city OF Wilmington to
blush.
The stats ical committee Of the board
was instructed to take into con sideration
the proprety OF printing an annual state
ment, and report at the next meeting. 1t
is proposed, in this connection, TO eX
change reports with q other boards oi
trade throughout the country.
At the Iext meeting the question OF q
revision OF the bylaws OF the board will
come up, and in the meantime the statis
tical committee will take the matter in
hand The attendance OF every mem
ber is requested and expected at thai
time.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
hot kespoBslble,

We are requested to say thai X
J Lank purchased a bu.lGtAew
Proud & Mcrrick, on the frt Of AyI
and six weeks thereafter be cA.klaI
agent At Ceuireyille and state q
did not believe the bull was rtlabs
70 long a time had elapsed be N
form d that they did not ftelrep
for him. In two weeks after To. VI
called ard said he did net belitN III
was cafe among horses. He vata1
v.e6d 10 keep the horses IN snothsa'
sure. Now after III lapse Of iourE
a colt Is gored by the bull theyfa. .
no obligations TO share any pyfl@a
loss They say they have BEL y
business successfu ly for tie fEl
years at Centreyiile, and have s.slal
any reasonable complaint FroGFl
satisfactorily. The above cAI !
believe 10 be unreas nabIei ta!Sa
proper care was not exercised A&o
or the accident would not ha'. ta-'
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
N a khIND.

vOLLM LMER-McKyEyER. thiI city,
December lst, oy Rev u. q. Budoirgton,
Mr.. harIyf. Volimer and Mps Amie L
Mckeevcr. both of this city. MIR edward
hi,iec wss beat man and Mits annie Nj 0.
ke.ver, sister OF tho bride, acted as brides.
LnAiu.
TOMIINsr N-CLAIR -On Dtcamber 4,
1857, at lifatdywiDe M. T.. parsonage, by
hoy. q. a. Grice. owen Tom linson 10
sarah l. Olair, 10th OF this city.
SrUuT-PE PLEs lon Nov 3oth, by tho
hsv. L.. hlarkP, u. d., morris a Stout OF
PciiadsIphia, aad Sallie Peoples Ct this
city.
COt tPER-fLFTOHEk. st. Johns
churcn, Philadelphia, Mo-. 3Oih, by tho
hev. WIN. M. HArrlson, William Vasant
Cooper q ihil city. and Margery Ellen
fletchot Of Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
WIN. .. SHARP q 90.

silks, all shades, SO, 75c, 81.
Plush and velour scaris, Sc.
4 4 plush covers, SI.75 TO
50, with all kinds of thin
and heavy curtain materials
for window hangings and
porteries in Swiss Tambour,
Irish point. Nottingham,
Madras and Brussels Lace,
frcm 81 per pair TO S65.
Heavy hangings in Turko
man, silk, Shelah, Velour,
Satin, Damask and Plush,
from So 50 per pair to SIoo.
All kinds of iringes Tor thin
and heavy curtains from 10
cents per yard to S..
We've q pair each OF
Turkoman Curtains that are
much reduced to close out,
they are only in olive and
blue; $3.50 Gown to $3.50;
50 down to SIS; $40 down TO
So so; Sl2 down to $3.50.
We have curtain poles
with rings, ends and brack-
cts complete, in S foot lengths
of ash, ebony, walnut and
cherry, from IS cents up.
p ma Cloths for
dresses, neat mixtures ip
brown and gray combina-
tons; a nice everyday
dress-37s cents from so.
Our reduced Carpets and
Rugs are having a quick
sale. Here's the list again.
See qualities anywhere and
compare with ours.
lngralns, s. cents down to GJ cents.
Tap. Brussels 81 down TO 20 cents.
Tap. Brussels, IS cents down TO G5 cents
Tap Brussels, Is cents down to 81 cents.
Smyrna Rugs, both on
same sides, 90 cents from
81, IS cents from Sf.25; 81
from 81 so.
Hassocks, 50 cents; best
made and all new.
Ot.omans, s..
VIM. =. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and MARKET stree 5
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
UAPrUskD
A.d sent 10 Sing sing for Arson Ana
= Hard Ohass by the Police.

-.@ Gs.s ~ 6toe Gto8 hOE ANB0n AftHr
Hard Ohsss by the Police.
Special to the REPUBLioAa.
The man who SGT fre N the largest
olothi0g fso,ory IN New York has baen
caotured; he was ths csuse OF throwing
7,341 people out OF en- ploymSnt In q fac
tory where there was $3.50 coo worth OF
clothing. The iire alarm atruek imme
dtateiy tbs brave nrensn were on h.nd
sud By being there prom pity saved s47,
600 worth OF meme, boys and chi.
dIen's c.o.hine, consisting OF II GOO
heavy and light weight overcoa,s, 49,.
600 different styles OF sniis. These
Roocs are the finest ever shown In vii.
pinRton for assortment aud quality.
The appraisers OF the insurance com
panies, after carefully exsminirg this
stock OF clothing, concluded that the
same WAS rot so badly damaged ss
claimed by the ass ored clothing man.
u'actursfs. Lnd falling to agres as to the
actual loss, were forced 10 tAke the
s;ock, turn IL into money, and the
goods must be sold at onco 10 order 10
make . final settlement
EAll goods are appraised o. 40 cents on
tho dollar Of manufacturer cost, and
tsai 10 sll We want for them. Mems
heavy s.orm ovsrcoa.s, g. 65, worth
$40 81; men's business suits 90. Is, worth
tl0 20. and II you are 10. satisf.d with
ih's suit. hrirg II back and we will 70.
turn your % is.
We have net the time to mention oil
onr prioee. tC0 mon's suspenoe ers at 10
cents q pair.
The great Gro sale will enable the peo-
pie OF Wilmington and vicinity TO so.
cure their clothing for almost nothing.
Car fare paid to all purchasers. Gall
OF opce Etd see fer yourselves. Fire In.
surance saesr0om, No. 8i6 Market
street, under Masonic Temple, vii.
mibRtop, Del
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
A Rirthelsy Hurprise i.

Tho wife Of ex Coroner Weldin was 90
years Of age yesterday, and Last sveniL G
she wss surprised ct her residence, No.
1850 Walnut street, by 40 unexpected
visit frrm several a bfr children Apd
Riandehild'en srh n nuuber Of friends.
who reminced her of having reached
tho three score IN 10 stone on lifs's jour
ney. The evtnpE was spent In soci ial
interc6 urse, snd Mrs Weidin WAS pre-
scented With = number OF handsome
souyerirs Of the occasion
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Fifth EDITloI

joseph Pyle ha. oo..
=, Fhomes Ai,chel. a. ~ u 1''ly.
ii.s ,h, eatsld, Of their n upd.s,Ns S,a ~ s,|
hshmsnt srainoi. Nuef'attIp :
The Harlan & Hol,,,. |
pa1y will launch tho tbsl,..as'aSIih Ing d
''Is s, about Saturday, tho 10 iels sTra| I,t
s.sn,p, stop at weyls baker, as lv'A Ia.
s,ssani SeCona s'reei, where ,', Jou az Sa q
Albert Constable, ESQ =, Nr,s pN
ra,nont1 ons ol the attorneys IN Ia IL, ii.sa i.a
returned to Elktoi at Doom al' n a..!sl ~
= eBrandywine Concl,ys " "''I,
sorhs' " j hold It's llrst ,eaU; aO; q
Mln N 'Se Hardness Building ''splT 4 r.ls y
Market streets this evening :" leu
81. Biz hundred too. Of =. !.
from * ennebec, Maine h., vi W
Alice, are being stored b? y; We ,@ts,a =
Dec l'e and Clal 60. 'ie I:
Mfa, Anthony Re,bo,a i,
badly hurt by a fall a, al. s,., sa
streets, on Tuesday eyepin, !. ~
recovering from her ipj ,siss, u \
oar Christmas goods are /, j
seo them. Geotlanen'a ,na,.. NJ, :
vases, card trays, cur. '~'t'lI ava Y
%c,, &c. Cripp9ns,JE 2iS "
~ TIE = revival meeting. a, B,,,,,
M + church still ocsIinus "'sI ~
interest. 07eE IS couye,,,'.'
date have taken place.
A yellow flag can be .ssr =.
seventh street, but there Il = s,s. 4
fear from It, however, as csrp,pi Il -
will be paid to It, aud the rs,e ! /
very light one.
The gutter on the East sll, an
street, a Third Is In a yety tt ]
tion. Tie stones have caye, |,
water remains standing there Al ),
1t is very dangerous to drive ovs
The schooner Edward ssx,t,,
on Tuesday from Bangor, ".
l7l. .0tO feet Of mahogany luutrh
jackson Il Sharp Compsp, M
tons OF car wheels for tae L,1,'
wheel Company.
It's surprising, The success an
Astral eli Millions Of gallo,,,,
annually and no accident Q, h
persons or property tver resule. iro
use 4. James Belt, Drugs, n,
9th and Market streets
George d. King and wife o, o.
Ford, Pa, celebrated lhti VI
wedding on Wedpe es6sy ls:t, VIA,
tors from this city, PhiladelytS,
Chester ard the adjacent c9litJ
present, and sill enjoyed nlsl
very highly.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
The Price of Flour

has advanced 80 cents per barrel, bu,
for q shrrt time ! viii contipue TO sell
the celebrated Need dmore' ut the old
price Tor each, IS per barrel or 33 cent?
p7r bag tl2i+ los Housekeepers who
have not lad In their -four for winter
shoul ID take Advantage % this liberia
offer and huy at once. JAS. O. Nor
ROW, o T. corner Twelfth and Efvu ch
N Il Il have also ihs celebrated
patapsCo Flour for sals.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
as,,,nltum Pavement

The asphalium pavement a,.., e. ~ nj
does not give as much pr9nl,t q, y. Nj Y
cess as as was expected Tier: :,i ~ 4
sas ausr,s wafer op to src Coy is inca d;,P'1
10 the street car traces, l.. ,,r d
freezes there is a sheet o. :, ~ IN pc.al
blocks, on which 1t q any, rho ii5.,IrsS'
for a hoTse TO stand ~ bn.s I'D
is considered rathe. s'erp, ,s "a, nnd
at the pavement WI fho~ .So ~, r,,.t + ii
sleep epough TO keep ',-o tnp 'Tassi! d
proper limits. eomtta'1ns 1. ,S ,Y Io.s .
nipe This water of shopIl " i, s,j !
should be done quickly, = liz
don rts this he shouil ~ w. / rI,lt
portion OF MsIko. Stite' ~
ior himself.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
xeo,.,,n,uE swamp =. ., !,

Mr.. Hamilton Disston ., cOO ;S1 900 10 tl,a.,' H,
i, has ju.s ju returned ,:G.,s TO s''IA,'p 4 panIsH
isssas g. sfPs@:s Ssns lave = soTss 6. e.
reclaimed territory, Orkiug n" ever s'l N
system instituted 10 ,sS SOT The 'aI'gg :, b
.ss 'ssp .sss Ss, sa1s been @',s',P .ss
level during the psss sands hpVe saDs, liss.
Gn from sne ovsSfl's dutinSt D.t 'Si Of dt,d:.ss,s
prosecuted.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Married Last f'o'

Harry E. vollmer, 8 inAsd srd I'D
ployed by TIE ,s., fanS fsysS,pg rlla
Company, wss lss1 ,',s es u daugtej |
Sss %s's1ss < IS p ME- ask,s4:. a@:s Fl
the UoIon National pane b1"msd tbs y
o. S. Buddington pe''0N Ma, S3 "
nony at his homo, oo,,ntjon hSi sa. ~
Fourth street q recep''N No 993s,
at the home Of the 0 oFiuL,d h,,de and ~
roe street, whore the =, oi,Is pss srspisi,
were ssreaadea later N No VI /, K. g.
Oyrns Commandery, Nv, V,jIns, d -
of whicn Organization ,,as the iss'9,
lieutenant Yesterday ,So S msriiiis
second 81 niveIsary Of =, ,nt tse brIisis !,
the father ard mother ., ~ het blsS'
the twentieth hirthusS
Harvey W. McKeeVer'
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Runaway on the Cause WAY.

Yesterday afternoon while Patrick
RaEan, the d.ov.r, Was driving along
the causeWny the rroIt wheel OF hie
carriage bryze, csusiDG the horse at
tached to II. ehch was young one, to
run away Mr. Regan he'd the lines
and stopped the hoIss after 1t had run
some distance. Anotber c1rrisge va,
procared and hr. ReRan went on hil
way
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Let JnatIce 30 Done.

We are se!'t1S overcoats a. f12 that
are worth double the price; also for
$40 90, and even as low as IS At these
prices yen can buy fine blue, black or
brown overoost which Las been selling
At Sl4; or Si2 viii buy "a fine Melton
overcoat, with sik focing and satin
sleeve lining, at NJ Meyers. n. W.
corner Fiji h and Market streets,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
-
HrOuRht BACK

George Graham, the murderer of Gott-
fried koeder, was brought to this city
yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock. Ha
is nov in the City Hail cells His head
is band4g "a and he looks rs /! he had been
in severe fight. He is In good spirits,
and chatted with thos3 around him. He
had nothing to say through the papers.
Graham Wi be taken to New Castle to-
uay
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02

No oae can adequately describe the
suffering imposed by dyspepsia. II
darkens li'e's path way and makes ex.
istence alnos. unbssrabls: but Lsxsdor
will no; only alleviate the tUsturea OF
dyspepsia, but Will cure tie disease.
Price only 81 csnts.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Regular Attendants.

a year ago We noticed the fact that
Wotfoil Bros, Of Kennett Square, had
mislci CT tminR to our city bub two NOR.
ksG Gays In ten years This led TO the
etstement that Joel NJ. Walton, OF New
Garden, had not NJ issed q single trip ip
,,,SH@ntg kix years, aud a butcher in the
Chifd street market says lie Continu' 4
his trips vita the regularity Of clock
work
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
The ShtrtnaIty.

Thus far the following have anpoupc.
cd themselves q, csrdids'es for the
nom ination OF sheriff Of New G.stle
Gounty by the ID 'mocra,lc rsriy: Peter
j. Ford. Alvan A HIN, Furn.ll J.Lgpch,
john Mckee, John j. Toner
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Snm,r,hine Mica

A though the present cold snap has
rendered fresh isn somewhat scarce,
Powell, IN the Tutfd street market, has
secured hGe assortneot, consisting OF
bass, fresh cod, hsddock, sun fsh, " h!te
fish and p.ke. He ai3o has someth ing
nice 10 tina way Of teIrapiu, latter and
bs.ter than say brought here this sea
Son.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
DIED.

DAVIS In Uorsho ht osen. Pn on the 3O.h
uit, Hannah A., wiio OF Charles Ivan
nayi', Rod daughter OF ths late william
u. anu Amelia Cripps. agel q years and
months
lnierpcat viii take p zoe NJ Rivorv lew
cemeter., wilmington, on SuudSy. the An
inst FUNERAL will arrive a. Wilmington on
train getting hero At ~. o O'Clock. Relatives
aud friends are vited to attend
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
rZozo. the Magic Oueen :,

"I2zo, the Magic Q1een," still con-
tinues to draw crowded houses at the
Academy OF Music. There will be q
matinee to morrow afternoon, and the
closing performance will be given to-
morrow night. Next week the ever
popular "Silver King" Will hold the
boards,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Ice Pond.

Everett Hol lingsworth is engaged in
making an ice pond on his farm near
Centrevllle, the breast OF which will
form levsl ROAD from the main road
TO his houae. Mr.. II. ia an enIerprisinR
Dao, and in few years will have one
OF the finest as well as one of the most
productive farms In the neigh borhood. :.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02

"Who, did you say, is to be the next
PresideDt2" 'Ohi i don't know and
don't care. I'm not looking for Presi-
dents-I'm looking for bottle of Sal
walton OH. II kills pain every time"
% cents,